Entertainment Education Impact Report: Discover Top Film Schools and Educators in North America

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Belmont U. Nashville Their motion picture program provides students the opportunity to learn to mix in Dolby Atmos on a feature film-sized mixing stage, use of top-of-the-line cameras, including the Arri Alexa LF, advanced lighting and grip gear, a 250-seat theater, a color correction suite, and multiple 4K edit bays.

There’s also a new documentary course where students learn to make their own short film from start to finish. “Students are provided a robust academic and hands-on learning experience as soon as they step foot on campus,” says John Lloyd Miller, chair of motion pictures. Biola U.

School of Cinema & Media Arts La Mirada, Calif. With over 1,000 industry-active alumni, $4+ million in accessible, industry-grade equipment, a $92 million studio facility in the works, and a four-screen program teaching content creation and management across movie, TV, computer, and device screens, the School of Cinema & Media Arts is Biola’s fastest growing school. “We don’t want to be a film school that just teaches a student how to make something.

We want our students to understand the importance of teamwork, collaboration, and great character as they build their reputations and careers,” says Tom Halleen, founding dean. Colorado Film School Denver Colorado Film School boasts affordability and accessibility to students from any background.